The camshaft plug is on the opposite side of the engine as the timing belt and it only has an o-ring for a seal so it often leaks as the seal becomes brittle and old. Replacing it is pretty straight-forward and will save you the headache of checking your oil all the time in repairing the leak.
TOOLS USED:
Flat head screwdriver
Phillips head screwdriver OR appropriate sized socket for hose clamp - I think it's a 5.5mm
10mm socket + at least 6 inch extension & ratchet
Pry bar
PARTS USED:
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